Banknotes of Armenia
Total banknotes:
34
The official currency of Armenia is the Armenian dram (AMD), issued by the Central Bank of Armenia since 1993. Paper money was first introduced in Armenia in 1993 after the country gained independence from the Soviet Union. A significant reform occurred in 2003 when the Central Bank released a new series of banknotes featuring advanced security features and updated designs.
Collectors focus on the diversity of Armenian banknotes, particularly the series issued in 2018 which celebrates the 100th anniversary of the First Republic of Armenia. This series incorporates vivid colors and intricate designs, including depictions of historical figures and landmarks, such as the famous Armenian Cathedral of Anania Shiraz. The intricate artwork and historical references in these banknotes are highly sought after by collectors.
5 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
10 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
25 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
50 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
50 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
100 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
250 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
500 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
1000 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
5000 rubles
Armenia
· 1919
5000 ruble
Armenia
· 1921
25000 ruble
Armenia
· 1922
100000 ruble
Armenia
· 1922
5000000 rublei
Armenia
· 1922
10 dram
Armenia
· 1993
25 dram
Armenia
· 1993
50 dram
Armenia
· 1993
100 dram
Armenia
· 1993
200 dram
Armenia
· 1993
500 dram
Armenia
· 1993
1000 dram
Armenia
· 1994
5000 dram
Armenia
· 1995
50 dram
Armenia
· 1998
100 dram
Armenia
· 1998
500 dram
Armenia
· 1999
1000 dram
Armenia
· 1999
5000 dram
Armenia
· 1999
1000 dram
Armenia
· 2001